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About Me
- Gerry Nicholls
- Gerry Nicholls is a communications consultant and writer who has been called a “political warrior” a “brilliant strategist” and one of the “canniest political observers in Canada.” He has worked as a consultant in both the United States and Canada and was formerly a senior officer in the National Citizens Coalition. A regular columnist with the Ottawa Hill Times, his work has also appeared in the Globe and Mail, the National Post and in the Sun Media chain; and he has appeared on countless TV and radio public affairs programs. He is the author of the book, Loyal to the Core, Harper, Me and the NCC.
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“Loyal to the Core is a daring and provocative work. It deserves to be read by conservative activists and politicos.” – Western Standard
“This is a very important book.” -- Michael Coren, TV host
“A fascinating read” --- Seamus O'Regan, Canada AM
“I really enjoyed Loyal to the Core. It’s a great book”, - Charles Adler, radio host.
"Loyal to the Core should be required reading for anyone considering or starting a career at a conservative think tank or in electoral politics in general …Consider Loyal to the Core a cautionary tale that’s also a funny, easy read – with a few highly “stealable” ideas for media campaigns thrown in for good measure.”- Kathy Shaidle, author Tyranny of Nice
“Every Canadian remotely interested in politics and the state of the country should have a read of Loyal to the Core. – blogger Wendy Sullivan
"It’s rare to find a politico, however, who is equally passionate about policy and strategy, but columnist, pundit, author and Western Standard blogger Gerry Nicholls is such a person." Matthew Johnson, owner Western Standard
"If you are a conservative who wonders how conservatives can communicate their message in a hostile media climate, Loyal to the Core is a must read." -- At Home in Hespeler
"You HAVE TO read this book!" -- Connie Fournier Free Dominion
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- Somebody With Too Much Time
- Is it "Sordi" or "Sawdi" Arabia?
- Cadman Scandal
- Austrian Quiz
- Spider Dating Tips
- Buckley RIP
- Bacteria, Torches and Budgets
- Media Alert
- Ten Reasons Why Dion Must Pull the Plug
- A Plan for Tory
- Let the Smearing Begin
- Corcoran Slams Carbon Tax
- Castro's Plot
- A Dying Breed
- Dion's Agenda
- Gag Law Police On the Prowl
- Forced Dues and Politics II
- Turban Controversy
- Liberty in Canada
- Forced Dues and Politics
- Media Alert
- Hey Who Needs Principles?
- Media Alert
- Political Vice Tax
- Nuclear Nightmare
- Frum's Gloomy Take
- Climate Change Deniers Beware
- Like I Care
- Brits' Olympic Shame
- The Harper Cult
- Squirrels and Politics
- Good News and Bad News
- Another View of the Manley Report
- Poll Tax
- The Hawaii Chair
- Union Bosses Breaking Trust With Employees
- Reasons for Republican Optimism
- Dion's Hidden Agenda
- Fun Is ....
- New Group Supports Afghanistan Mission
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9 comments:
It makes sense to an egomaniac.
Maybe he resigned.
Maybe he was ASKED to resign.
Either way, it doesn't matter. He's not a power player anymore. There's no point in paying someone a load of cash to sit around & bitch. Readers can get better stuff onthe internet from someone who ACTUALLY *IS* KNOWLEDGEABLE about the specific topic.
I find it interesting that Shiela Copps (also a former Chretien supporter left out in the cold) suddenly and unexpectedly "decided to resign" from column writing for the SUN.
Sounds like newspapers are cutting loose some rather expensive dead wood.
Jounalists/political hack columnists love to believe they are well informed about everything but really they are no better informed than anyone else except in the own, narrow little slice of "expertise".
Once that area is made irrelevant (like Chretien era politics)
Then they've got nothing. Buh bye Warren.
I hope your new anonymity torments you as much as I believe it's going to.
Oh, and so many people would be upset if you quit? Besides, I don't think Kinsella or any other person cares if you care or not.
Funny, most people don't know who the hell you are?
A celebrity wannabe who says look mummmy I'm going to be on TV - or a talk show.
YAWN
"Oh, and so many . . . talk show.
YAWN"
**W ! - THE ! - F ! ???**
Read the postings before you open your yap you friggin twit.
Your response was insipid, shallow, & child-like. DO try to actually have something to SAY when you speak.
The reason nobody should give a sh&t about Kinsella's departure is because the only reason anybody gave him any attention was because, supposedly he was a big player in Chretien circles.
Well, guess what? That drooling, stroke victim, senile old crook is gone and his remaing supporters are leaving public life in droves.
So basically, Warren's little claim to fame is gone, vanished, DONE FOR.
So long Kinsella.
Sounds like an opening for an enterprising writer. Wonder who could fill it.
Truth be told, Kinsella was interesting in the Post at first - hasn't been for a long time now though.
The national post like the Sun franchise are loosing money hand over fist. People ain't buying into garbage, hence why the standard was shut down!
You can't even give away the Sun where I live!
The columnists lie and omit understandings becuase of a political will.
They have no responsibility to the people they coerce and manipulate but owe their alliances to big corporate money!
Isn't the media supposed to hold the government and industry accountable?
Not just certain governments that don't support their crazy ideologies?
When you guys start looking past your own emotional sensationalism you might be able to work within the arena of reason.
It just will probably take your families a couple hundred years of evolution in the mind to see that your being manipulated with fear and anger!
Why is that?
A: cause you don't have any valid things to believe in just a passionate belief in bullshit!
Sounds like zolton cares.
I think it is good to get some diversity in opinions. And never mind, Warren Kinsella hated Paul Martin just as much as most conservatives did and I am sure he was just as happy as most conservatives to see him lose the election. Sure it may have been for different reasons, but his blogs and columns went after Paul Martin just as much as any conservative did and never mind they were very effective too.
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